Even as a child, Paul Galdone knew he would be an artist: drawing was his life. But it wasn’t until he was in his mid-40s that Galdone illustrated his first children’s book and launched a ...

Art book powerhouse Taschen pays homage to this legacy with a new book, The Fairy Tales of Hans Christian Andersen, which features 23 of his beloved stories. There are the big hits, like The ...

The fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm, part of UNESCO's Memory of the World Register for the preservation of cultural documents, have been delighting and terrifying children since 1812 ...

His work has been recognised by numerous prestigious book illustration competitions, including the AOI Awards in the United Kingdom and the American Illustration 32 in the United States.

Fairy Tale Author(s)/Editor(s) Arthur Rackham. Fairy Tale Illustrator(s) Arthur Rackham. Common Tale Type . The Kind and the Unkind Girls. Tale Classification. ATU 480. Page Range of Tale . pp.

Check out the beautiful illustrations in Liam O’Brien’s Critical Role fairy tale book. Three original fairy tales penned by Liam O’Brien ...

This wonderful book comprises a dozen classic literary fairy tales, all but one ornamented by the midcentury illustrations of Alice and Martin Provensen. The exception is a story from Hans ...

Fairy Tale Author(s)/Editor(s) Arthur Rackham. Fairy Tale Illustrator(s) Arthur Rackham. Common Tale Type Tale Classification Page Range of Tale pp. 200-205. Full Citation of Tale “The Three Bears.” ...

Book of the Week: Victorian fairy tales By SHIRLEY SAAD SAN DIEGO, Dec. 31 (UPI) -- There was a time when children used to sit and read, and dream of fairies and princes and princesses.

Giving a fresh perspective to traditional tales, these 4 books below update the classics, ... has spent years building up a following for his stunning, fairy tale-inspired illustrations.

Ben Nadler retells one of my favorite fairy tales in THE WHITE SNAKE (Toon Books, 64 pp., $16.99; ages 8 to 12), turning it into a fast-paced and irreverent graphic novel. The result is funny ...